Single-shot fast phase diversity phase retrieval using a Lukosz modal-based synthetic hologram.

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Optics letters Pub Date : 2025-03-15 DOI:10.1364/OL.553118

Ming Liu, Bing Dong, Jinping He

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Abstract

A single-shot phase diversity phase retrieval (PDPR) method is proposed utilizing a synthetic computer-generated hologram (CGH). This CGH is designed by synthesizing two phases derived from the decomposition of a complex-amplitude hologram that encodes low-order Lukosz aberration modes. The synthetic CGH introduces multiple phase diversities, enabling the reconstruction of diverse images with high fidelity at the focal plane. Low-order Lukosz modes can be estimated independently by holographic modal wavefront sensing (HMWFS), which provides a good initial phase estimation for PDPR. It is demonstrated by simulation and experiment that the incorporation of HMWFS in PDPR enhances both the convergence speed and the capture range.

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本文提出了一种利用合成计算机生成全息图（CGH）进行单次相位分集相位检索（PDPR）的方法。这种 CGH 是通过合成两个相位来设计的，这两个相位来自对低阶卢科兹像差模式进行编码的复振幅全息图的分解。合成 CGH 引入了多个相位多样性，从而能够在焦平面上高保真地重建各种图像。低阶卢科兹模式可以通过全息模态波前传感（HMWFS）进行独立估计，从而为 PDPR 提供良好的初始相位估计。模拟和实验证明，在 PDPR 中加入 HMWFS 可以提高收敛速度和捕获范围。

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Optics letters 物理-光学

CiteScore

6.60

自引率

8.30%

发文量

2275

审稿时长

1.7 months

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